2+ day, 2+ hour ago (591+ words) Saturday November 29, 2025 Back in 2020, during the Covid-19 lockdown, I stumbled into graphic design almost by accident while working for my university club. I had no mentor, no structured guidance and certainly no technical knowledge." I simply watched how other designers shaped their work, tried to recreate layouts that appealed to me, and gradually gathered bits and pieces of understanding. Design became familiar to me this way " but only on the surface. My work was guided more by instinct than by theory. I often knew how to get something done, but not why a particular choice worked. When I picked up Graphic Design Suchona by Molay Chandan Saha, I did so out of curiosity rather than expectation. I wanted to see if it could fill the gaps in my self-taught journey. From the very beginning, Saha makes it clear that the…...

13+ hour, 17+ min ago (659+ words) Sunday November 30, 2025 As global design shifts toward deeper storytelling, craftsmanship, and warm modernity, Bangladesh is experiencing a parallel evolution of its own. The next year will mark a departure from generic minimalism toward something richer, more rooted, and more human. They're not fleeting trends; they reflect who we are becoming, how we live, and how we want our homes to feel. Here are the Top 3 Interior Trends for Bangladesh in 2026, and how ISHO is shaping each through precise, future-ready product design. 1. Cultural Couture: Where contemporary forms meet South Asian craft A global resurgence of craftsmanship is finding a distinctly local voice in Bangladesh. This is not the heavy, ornamental "tradition" of past decades, this is heritage made modern. Think of it as Cultural Couture: refined, crafted, colourful, and unmistakably ours. Across the region, designers are reinterpreting familiar motifs such as…...

1+ week, 1+ day ago (219+ words) Saturday November 22, 2025 Berger Paints Bangladesh Limited has announced the second edition of the Berger Award for Interior Design (BAID) 2025, aimed at celebrating creativity, innovation, and excellence in interior design across the country. The announcement was made today (22 November) during a press conference held at the Gulshan Club. Organisers said BAID 2025 will feature two categories, Professional and Amateur. A total of six winners will each receive Tk1 lakh, a certificate, and a trophy. Applications for the award will open tomorrow, and the submission deadline is 15 December. The event was attended by several renowned architects and members of the country's design community, adding prominence and vibrancy to the occasion. Ar Jalal Ahmed, FIAB, FKIA, will serve as the advisor for the award, while an esteemed jury panel led by Jury Chair Ar Md Ehsan Khan will evaluate and select the outstanding interior design…...